Newly Released Document Shows ‘Agitated’ AOC Berated and Falsely Accused a Border Patrol Agent

Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York reportedly pointed and screamed at a female Border Patrol agent in 2019 during a visit to an El Paso, Texas, Border Patrol station, according to government documents…

IJR SyndicatedMay 12, 20213 min read

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The female agent said to her supervisor and in a memo that Ocasio-Cortez’s accusations never occurred. Her supervisor did not find any photos including Ocasio-Cortez upon reviewing her cellphone, according to one memo.

Two other Border Patrol agents corroborated the agent’s defense in the documents released, saying that they never saw her take any selfies.

During the border visit that featured lawmakers touring the border facility, Ocasio-Cortez instead visited with female illegal immigrants in a different area, according to the documents.

“During the briefing, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez began loudly knocking on the window of the processing area and alleged that a Border Patrol Agent (BPA) was taking a ‘selfie’ photo of her,” one memo stated.

“Rep. Ocasio-Cortez abruptly voiced an allegation that a female agent outside of the REDACTED had just taken a selfie with Rep. Ocasio-Cortez in the background,” the agent in charge reportedly said in another memo.

“Rep. Ocasio-Cortez not only verbally voiced this concern, she became agitated and animated as she began to bang on the glass, pointing and screaming at the agent.”

The female agent was addressed by the agent in charge but denied Ocasio-Cortez’s accusations.

“I heard a loud banging on the window behind me while I was working inside the processing area,” the accused agent said in her memo.

“I turned around to this lady shaking her fingers at me, I was not sure why she was trying to attract my attention until Patrol Agent in Charge (PAIC) REDACTED came to me and told me that they were accusing me of taking ‘selfie shots’ of Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez,” the memo continued.

The female agent did admit to having her cellphone but showed it to the agent in charge who saw that it contained no photographs of the facility or Ocasio-Cortez.

Ocasio-Cortez then reportedly showed up to “personally admonish and berate” the female agent, “accusing her of unprofessional conduct and asking if she will have future contact with children,” the agent in charge wrote.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.